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It's not a vendor specific thing. They've been having the new lenses for awhile now. All the new scopes I've received from Night Vision Guys (One of our site sponsors) have the new lenses. And much much better people to deal with than Optics Planet. IMO.

It's in another of his videos. Wasn't sure if it was the one in this thread or not.

I think he answers that in his video

Ha! Maybe I just need some more weight up front. Guess I'll have to add a front replacement lol

I always forget about that happening to you..I guess you don't lol

And the pig we shot.

In case any of y'all ever questioned the durability of the armasight/flir scopes I found out last weekend that they're quite tough. After shooting a lone boar we were taking some quick photos of him and my buddy set his Zeus on my front tire (smart move) and forgot it there when we got in to...

Its happened twice to me and once on a friend. All three times were when the scope was about a week or two old and it's never done it since.

Prime time is now through March pretty much! We have different places with different crops so we are able to hunt year round with good success.

Glad to hear it! Can't wait to have y'all.

Ha! Maybe one day we'll have y'all come in..still trying to grow our dirt clods though. Can't have you shooting immature dirt clods.

Yup! We got one for the ranger.

Exactly why he keeps planting it! Lol

This time of the year is the beginning of the time period where our milo fields are just hammered by hogs. We currently have several thousand acres planted in milo and all of which in very heavy hog populated areas. Now that the milo is turning red and getting close to harvest it is exactly...

Nikon D5500 with a prime 35mm f1.8 lens. This was a 10 second shutter.

In Breckenridge? That's where we started. lol

Thanks! Took it at about 1:00 a.m. Moon was so bright out.

Even in this crappy weather we have to deal with in the summer we were able to kill a few critters. Weston had to come to town to put up a stand at his family's land he deer hunts so we just decided to go out with a buddy of mine the night before to try to see if we could find something to let...

Dry Creek is running another special to help fill up spots open for this dove season. He has several hundred acres of shredded wheat and harvested corn fields that are loaded in mourning, white wing, and Eurasian dove! The next 50 spots booked for weekend hunt packages or his season passes will...

Nothing new for me! I've been with him on it since the beginning. Been a cool experience to get to watch his business grow from the start.